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Hupy and Abraham, S.C. is proud to announce that Attorney Jenna Cruise has been named to the 2026 Iowa Super Lawyers list, an honor recognizing outstanding attorneys who have attained a high degree of professional achievement and peer recognition. This marks Attorney Cruise’s third consecutive year receiving this prestigious distinction, further highlighting her dedication to her clients and respected standing within the legal community.
Super Lawyers selects attorneys through a patented, multiphase evaluation process that includes peer nominations, independent research and peer evaluations. The result is a comprehensive and trusted directory of exceptional attorneys across the country. Only 5% of eligible attorneys in Iowa are selected to the Super Lawyers list each year, making the recognition a significant professional accomplishment.
Attorney Jenna L. Cruise is a shareholder at Hupy and Abraham and has been advocating for injury victims since joining the firm in 2016. She was promoted to shareholder in 2020 in recognition of her leadership, legal skill and commitment to client success. A graduate of Drake University Law School, Attorney Cruise is licensed to practice in Iowa state and federal courts.
Throughout her career, Attorney Cruise has recovered more than $65 million on behalf of her clients. She has represented individuals and families in cases involving serious auto accidents, trucking collisions, workplace injuries and other catastrophic incidents, helping clients secure the compensation they need to move forward after life-changing events.
“Attorney Cruise’s continued recognition by Super Lawyers reflects the dedication, compassion and relentless advocacy she brings to every case,” said Hupy and Abraham Managing Partner Jason Abraham. “She consistently delivers exceptional results for her clients while maintaining the highest level of professionalism and integrity. We are proud to have her as part of our team.”
Hupy and Abraham congratulates Attorney Cruise on this well-deserved honor.
